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@jackiegarro12 ayyyy

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Every two minutes, a person is injured in a drunk driving crash. #DgNdriverED

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1 in 3 drivers killed in a crash tested positive for drugs. #DgNdriverED

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In 2014, 10 million people aged 12 or older reported driving under the influence of illicit drugs in the past year. #DgNdriverED

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@lbue2132 I feel terrible for Elie because he probably has so much guilt for not saying anything back to his father when he called out.

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It's disgusting how members of the SS were "amused" by people starving and struggling for food & water. #bronke2

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I think Wiesel sets an infuriating tone because his fathers poor health is causing him to build up extreme anger towards everyone. #bronke2

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Elie takes on the parenting role for his father by being the one to provide food and take care of the both of them. #bronke2

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@jtuo08850 I agree with this. Not only is Elie doubting the existence of god, but a lot of other people are beginning to too.

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This passage creates a suspenseful mood because Wiesel is anxiously waiting to see if his number is written down. #bronke2

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The camps not only affect Jews physically, but also emotionally. They begin to question the existence of their god & faith. #bronke2

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At this point, people are starting to lose faith and their sense of humanity. #bronke2

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@msvo20040 I agree. It's also sad to see his shoes were taken away from him, since they were one of the things he took pride in.

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This shows how Wiesel has changed. Before the camps, his anger would have been directed towards the offender and not his father. #bronke2

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This passage helps create the setting for the camp and also sets a gloomy mood. #bronke2

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Wiesel delveops characterization for Idek by including a situation that shows his violent and unpredictable temper. #bronke2

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@gfer14380 This quote also creates an apathetic mood because the gestapo shows no emotion or compassion to the people they harm.

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@hgru23120 They probably didn't want to face the truth/ except the fact that it was actually happening.

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This displays a violent/anxious mood because the men were eager to escape and willing to use violence. #bronke2

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Wiesel talks about another character, Moishe, and how he's been affected.#bronke2